IT training in Berlin

The most important question to begin with:  Are you someone of a technical nature who likes to explore and tinker with systems, or are you more commercially oriented and like to be in contact with people?

With persuasiveness, organisational talent and technical expertise, you can make a career as an IT systems management assistant.

Planning, installation and configuration of networks or specific IT systems are the topics that electrical engineering assistants for electronics and data technology deal with.

Find out which profession suits you best.

No MSA yet? If you complete your training as an IT systems management assistant with a grade point average of better than 3.0, you can have your intermediate school leaving certificate recognised.

Still no Fachabi? With the vocational qualification as an electronics and data technology assistant, you automatically obtain your entrance qualification for a university of applied sciences.

Of course, you have further exciting opportunities for specialisation and advancement in the IT world after completing your training. With a variety of further training courses or degree programmes (dual or at a university of applied sciences), you can constantly expand your skills and thus maximise both your earning potential and your professional profile.

As part of our IT training at GPB College Berlin, we offer trainees the opportunity to obtain various IT certificates. These certificates definitely add value to the training and give you a competitive advantage when choosing a career later on.

A job coach supports you on your way into professional life, during the search for an internship and during the internship. For preparation, you use the so-called career assistant - a virtual assistant in the Moodle learning platform.

The lessons take place in small groups and give us more scope for individual support. If there is also a need for subject-related support, part of the holidays can be used for free additional offers (tutoring, application training, language courses, and much more).

Our school should also be a place for fun and encounters, which is why extracurricular activities such as sports festivals, class trips, visits to fairs and events are an obligatory part of our school life.